Jennifer Drevin

Associated researcher
PhD

Jennifer Drevin studies the donation of human embryonic stem cells for development of advanced therapeutic medical products. Her research is a subproject within the SweLife ATMP project, funded by Vinnova. Jennifer Drevin studies the values and preferences of donors, patients, the general public, and policy makers in relation to donation of human embryonic stem cells for development of therapeutic treatments. She uses preference studies to understand how stakeholders balance their different interests and values. Jennifer Drevin is also part of the Innovative Medicines Initiative (IMI) funded ConcePTION project.

Jennifer Drevin is a registered nurse, holds a Master’s degree in Public Health and a Doctoral degree in Medicine from Uppsala University. In her PhD project she conducted epidemiological and psychometric studies within the field of Reproductive Health.

Email: jennifer.drevin@crb.uu.se
Phone: +46 18 471 62 88

Publications

Would you consider donating your left-over embryos to treat Parkinson’s disease? Interviews with individuals that underwent IVF in Sweden

Schölin Bywall, Karin; Holte, Jan; Brodin, Thomas; Hansson, Mats G. et al.

Part of BMC Medical Ethics, 2022.

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Patients' views on using human embryonic stem cells to treat Parkinson's disease: an interview study

Drevin, Jennifer; Nyholm, Dag; Widner, Håkan; Van Vliet, Trinette et al.

Part of BMC Medical Ethics, 2022.
Patients' views on using human embryonic stem cells to treat Parkinson's disease: an interview study

Drevin, Jennifer; Nyholm, Dag; Widner, Håkan; Van Vliet, Trinette et al.

Part of BMC Medical Ethics, 2022.

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Perceptions on using surplus embryos for the treatment of Parkinson’s disease among the Swedish population: a qualitative study

Grauman, Åsa; Drevin, Jennifer

Part of BMC Medical Ethics, 2022.

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[SWEPIS has led to rash changes in routines within Swedish obstetric care].

Drevin, Jennifer; Hansson, Mats

Part of Läkartidningen, 2020.
Childhood abuse and unplanned pregnancies: a cross-sectional study of women in the Norwegian Mother and Child Cohort Study

Drevin, Jennifer; Hallqvist, Johan; Sonnander, Karin; Rosenblad, Andreas et al.

Part of British Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, p. 438-446, 2020.

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Drevin, Jennifer

Measuring Pregnancy Planning and the Effect of Childhood Abuse on Reproductive Health

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Measuring pregnancy planning: A psychometric evaluation and comparison of two scales

Drevin, Jennifer; Kristiansson, Per; Stern, Jenny; Rosenblad, Andreas

Part of Journal of Advanced Nursing, p. 2765-2775, 2017.

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Exploring men's pregnancy-planning behaviour and fertility knowledge: a survey among fathers in Sweden

Bodin, Maja; Käll, Lisa; Tydén, Tanja; Stern, Jenny et al.

Part of Upsala Journal of Medical Sciences, p. 127-135, 2017.

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Adverse childhood experiences influence development of pain during pregnancy.

Drevin, Jennifer; Stern, Jenny; Annerbäck, Eva-Maria; Peterson, Magnus et al.

Part of Acta Obstetricia et Gynecologica Scandinavica, p. 840-846, 2015.

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Last modified: 2021-11-24